Regretfully, you have to be adopted legally to be considered next of kin and an intestate heir in Missouri . Therefore, unless your husband is...

How to transfer real estate property between spouses?

You can transfer property by a quit claim deed. But you will need to waive your marital rights also which can be tricky so you better consult an...

Will my step mom get everything

No, your step mother will not necessarily get everything. She is certainly in line for the beneficiary designations, but not the entirety of the...

My mother's will/does my step dad get it all? part 2

Heather, as the only child you an heir and have certain right to inherit from your Mother. However the Will can change them. You can challenge a...

Can i successfully contest a will if I have a compelling story that points to undue influence and exploitation?

You have just described the classic case of undue influence. The law will support you in setting aside the trust changes if you can show that what...

Is it possible to successfully contest a will with a compelling account of children's missteps once parents became old and sick?

I have tried several of these cases and under Missouri law the person or persons doing the undue influencing have to "destroy the free will" of the...

I strongly disagree with the previous answer. I have been involved in many disputes over the remains of loved ones and who controls the body (or...

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It says it is a last will and testament . The atty in front of mom me and 3 witnesses replied yes when mom asked him if he would

Take that document and go see a good probate lawyer immediately !

I need to find out how to find out about a dead person that owes me money, and a Estate, and probate....

In Missouri a creditor such as yourself can force open an Estate if an Estate has not been opened. Contact an attorney and ask them to check...

How can the probate court charge me for letting a family live in house without charging rent?

From your brief description that does not make sense on the Court's part. Can you provide more facts. I suggest you seek a lawyer to explain this...